This post is a step-by-step guide for creating a TeamCity project which will be used for the workshop Sitecore 9 – Automated deployment with TeamCity and automated code review with SonarQube (generally, it’s just my own way to translate this set up guide to TeamCity so she can give me a hand to set it up)

1. download TeamCity
2. installing and configuring the TeamCity Server
3. create a new TeamCity project VietHoangSitecore
   • Administration -> Projects -> Create project (project type: Manually)
4. create a new TeamCity build configuration Release
   • Administration -> Projects -> VietHoangSitecore -> Create build configuration
5. create a new Version Control Settings Gitlab_Https
   • Administration -> Projects -> Viet Hoang – Simple Development Framework -> Release
   • left navigation: select Version Control Settings -> Attach VCS root
   • fulfill the fields below:
     • Type of VCS: Git
     • VCS root name: Gitlab_Https
     • Fetch URL: https://gitlab.com/viet.hoang/my-simple-framework.git
     • Default branch: refs/heads/%vhs.gitBranch%
     • Authentication method: Anonymous
   • click Test connection to ensure Connection successful!
   • click Save
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6. create Build Steps
   • Administration -> Projects -> VietHoang
     Sitecore -> Release
   • left navigation: select Build Steps -> Add build step
7.  add build step Create “cake-config.json” file
   •  fulfill the fields below:
     • Runner type: PowerShell
     • Step name: Create “cake-config.json” file
     • Script: Source code
     • Script source: copy/paste this one
     • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
   • click Save
8. repeat #6 to add build step Create “publishsettings.targets” file
   • fulfill the fields below:
     • Runner type: PowerShell
     • Step name: Create “publishsettings.targets” file
     • Script: Source code
     • Script source: copy/paste this one
     • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
   • click Save
9. repeat #6 to add build step Create “Common.LocalSettings.config” file
   • fulfill the fields below:
     • Runner type: PowerShell
     • Step name: Create “Common.LocalSettings.config” file
     • Script: Source code
     • Script source: copy/paste this one
     • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
   • click Save
10. repeat #6 to add build step Create “GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs” file
    • fulfill the fields below:
      • Runner type: PowerShell
      • Step name: Create “GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs” file
      • Script: Source code
      • Script source: copy/paste this one
      • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
    • click Save
11. repeat #6 to add build step Deploy All Unicorn Folders To Sitecore Instance
    • fulfill the fields below:
      • Runner type: PowerShell
      • Step name: Deploy All Unicorn Folders To Sitecore Instance
      • Script: Source code
      • Script source: copy/paste this one
      • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
    • click Save
12. repeat #6 to add build step Execute .\build
    • fulfill the fields below:
      • Runner type: PowerShell
      • Step name: Execute .\build
      • Script: File
      • Script file: build.ps1
      • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
      • Script arguments: -Target Deploy
    • click Save
13. repeat #6 to add build step Execute the Sonar Scanner for MSBuild
    • fulfill the fields below:
      • Runner type: PowerShell
      • Step name: Execute the Sonar Scanner for MSBuild
      • Script: Source code
      • Script source: copy/paste this one
      • Script execution mode: Execute .ps1 from external file
    • click Save
14. finally we’ve just done for all the build steps
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15. we will fulfill the value of all the configuration parameters so that the automated deployment and automated code review will be able to run successfully

• • Administration -> Projects -> VietHoang
    Sitecore -> Release
  • left navigation: select Parameters
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Got issues?

Please send your issues (with screenshots if possible) to viet.hoang.sitecore@gmail.com so that I have a chance to understand your problem and be able to suggest the solution.

Happy Sitecore Playing!